Camilla Eeg holds an MA in Performance Studies from New York University. She has been active as an artist, curator, writer and teacher within both the performing arts and visual arts. She trained as a performer at École Jacques Lecoq in Paris between 1990-92, and worked as performer and director in the independent theatre scene in Norway until 1997, when she followed up an academic career. Between 1996-99 Eeg was the artistic and administrative director of Forum for Exchange Between Performing Artists (f.u.s.k.), curating and producing festivals and international guest performances in

Oslo as well as workshops and seminars. 

In 2002, Eeg was the director of Oslo Kunsthall, an independent project gallery. In 2003 she held a position as Consultant of Information at the National Touring Exhibitions Norway, and between 2004-05 she was head of Interpretation and Information at the site-specific project Artistic Interruptions – Art in Nordland. As a scholar and performance theorist Eeg has taught in national art schools, written articles for the magazines Morgenbladet, Billedkunst and KUNST.  Eeg is the

editor of the book Dans i samtiden (Spartacus 2006), and is working with a book about the Norwegian performance group Baktruppen. Camilla Eeg also works as a dramaturge for choreographers Ina Christel Johannesen and Karen

Foss, teaches performance theory and has been working with audience building at Dance House Oslo.